CATALINA, Ariz. (KGUN) — The Pima County Sheriff's Department has confirmed there is a sixth suspect involved in the June shooting death of James Sanchez in Catalina.
KGUN 9 recently worked with a digital forensic specialist from Archer Hall to enhance the photos, bringing several aspects of the suspects into clearer focus in the hopes that someone will recognize one or more of the individuals.
The sixth suspect can be seen in the center of the photo below wearing black pants and shirt, tan boots and a white cap.
Anyone with information, should contact 911 or 88-CRIME. You can remain anonymous when contacting 88-CRIME. There is the potential for a reward.
Thursday night at 6:00, Denelle Confair speaks with the mother of James Sanchez, hoping for someone to step forward with information about the suspects in her son's murder.
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Original story:
The 16-year-old victim who died two days after a deadly shooting in Catalina has been identified as James Sanchez.
Detectives are still investigating and asking for assistance from the public identifying five suspects captured on nearby video surveillance.
The shooting took place in the 3500 block of Silver Buckle Place.
The suspects are described as:
- The first suspect is seen wearing no mask, gray shirt, and dark-colored jeans along with a longboard.
- The second suspect is wearing a long sleeve shirt (possibly a flannel), jeans, white shoes, and a black mask.
- The third suspect is wearing a black shirt, white pants, white basketball shoes and a red shirt over his face.
- The fourth suspect is wearing black pants, a black sweater, light-colored shoes, and a white mask.
- The fifth suspect is wearing gray shorts, black long sleeve shirt, white shoes, and a white mask.
Anyone with information, should contact 911 or 88-CRIME. You can remain anonymous when contacting 88-CRIME. There is the potential for a reward.
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